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StylaxOnly thing, and this could be far too much effort and work, is that it could have been cool to have footage of the seasons/tournaments/players he was talking about while he was talking about them. Like Funs shitting on everyone at Gamers Assembly.
But yeah, probably too much work.
If this is something you'd like to do, we have openings in our content team ;)
tickets now available at https://basestack.gg/dortmund/uberfest-2024/
Subsidiary company behind Insomnia Gaming Festival enters liquidation, with £8m owed
https://esports-news.co.uk/2024/05/25/insomnia-company-enters-liquidation/
DCSa share of the bar revenue will benefit the overall TF2 budget!
bar will be open until late early
siyoO dank might be referring to the interviews I did that were about an hour long each
I interviewed
h5
jay
Dank
Sandblast
Caps
i didnt plan on releasing them tho that was for fireside
any chance of putting those up on the fireside youtube so we can watch?
At least in EU, the problem is that it was being kept alive by a small handful of people who slowly lost interest, and none of the adverts we put out resulted in new people coming on board. I like reading those articles, and if anybody wants to write them DM me here or on Discord (@jmaxchill) and we can support you writing, editing, formatting etc, but unless people want to write and come forward to do it then it sadly won't happen.
shoutout to all the players and spectators
shoutout to everyone who donated to the fundraiser
shoutout to EssentialsTF / Printstream for letting us borrow their hardware
shoutout to wonszu, supra and everyone who let us borrow equipment for production
shoutout to TurboTabs, Beater, Benpl, Not Steven, Meer and Wandum for some fantastic casting and for rolling with everything I threw at them
shoutout to Samus and Beater for goated observing
shoutout to Jon for fixing our FPS
shoutout to Antimation for sitting at home the whole time and churning out content for us
shoutout to Audiofall for capturing hype moments, interviews, and everything that makes LAN LAN
double shoutout to Samus for jumping on production so I could speed-eat pizzas
shoutout to supra and mały for LAN servers, anyone who complimented me on a smooth event direct that to them
shoutout to Sodium for solo adminning the event and making it work
shoutout to the BaseStack staff for putting up with us, feeding us endless pizzas and shots, and letting us stay well past closing time every night
shoutout to supra for making it happen, we're coming back next year right?
people at the bar afterwards asked me if it was worth it. if spending lan locked in the production box was really what I wanted. if I knew how un-appreciated producing is. if I knew nobody cares. I got to build and run the production of my dreams. everything I wanted has been enabled by staff, casters and players. in return I have received nothing but gratitude, praise and appreciation.
could I take what I've learned from TF2 elsewhere? easily. I can and have walked into productions for other, better paying games, but these three days have shown why I can't walk away from TF2. the days and weeks of work aren't going towards some corporate production for a crowd I've never met. they're going towards the best lan I've ever been to, for a community that (for better or worse) I care about, and that has shown it cares about what we do.
it was worth it. you made it worth it. thank you.
cu@
buudhey guys i'm pocket soldier opti is roamer :P (also grix is swedish not norwegian)
in my defence the other grix is norwegian
As a writer, as a caster, as a producer, as an admin, a coordinator, a mentor, an organiser, Ohia put her heart and soul into this community, as with so much that she did, and I can only be glad I got to work with her for the short time I did. After what she had been through, to have reached the light at the end of the tunnel and be gone almost immediately... rest in peace, and all love to the family that you built.
besides meeting everyone, karaoke and earnestly debating cheatfeed with a blackout drunk toemas, stage observing the i71 finals was something else. production at home means sitting quietly in your room pressing buttons and watching twitch chat shitpost. production at lan means hearing drunk nerds roar when piggles airshots sil or sneaky headshots toemas.
final bump for production signups, we need producers, observers and casters so if you're interested sign up at https://volunteer.poland.tf
suprawhat we did last year was to handle casting to tftv over a VPN
good luck with that, I reckon most of tftv would be there in person not online